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Preface.- List of Abbreviations.- List of Contributors.- Preface; A. Amaral and P. Maassen.- Introduction; P. Teixeira, B. Jongbloed, A. Amaral and D. Dill.- Markets in Higher Education: Do They Promote Internal Efficiency? W.F. Massy.- Cost-sharing and Equity in Higher Education: Implications of Income Contingent Loans; D.B. Johnstone.- Transparency and Quality in Higher Education Markets; D.D. Dill and M. Soo.- Regulation and Competition in Higher Education; B. Jongbloed.- The Evaluation of Welfare Under Alternative Models of Higher Education Finance; G. Johnes.- Higher Education Policy as Orthodoxy: Being One Tale of Doxological Drift, Political Intention and Changing Circumstances; G. Neave.- Market Coordination of Higher Education: The United States; R.L. Geiger.- ‘Madly Off in all Directions’: Higher Education, Marketisation and Canadian Federalism; G.A. Jones and S.J. Young.- Australian Higher Education National and Global Markets; S. Marginson.- The Higher Education Market in the United Kingdom; G. Williams.- Rapid Expansion and Extensive Deregulation: The Development of Markets for Higher Education in the Netherlands; C. Salerno.- Is There a Higher Education Market in Portugal? P. Teixeira, M.J. Rosa and A. Amaral.- Higher Education and Markets in France; T. Chevaillier.- Conclusion; D. Dill, P. Teixeira, B. Jongbloed and A. Amaral.- Glossary
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Marc Ferm
reviewed Markets in Higher Education; Rhetoric or Reality? on April 20, 2014
Markets in Higher Education; Rhetoric or Reality?
Let me start by saying I am a professional who works in Higher Education and I genuinely enjoy reading about Higher Ed for fun. However, this book was absolutely brutal to get through. There was no new or unexpected research in this work. The entirety could simply be summed up like this: as a whole, Yale students generally come from higher SES and more privileged backgrounds than other non-Ivy college students.
Another gripe I had were the quotes from the students at both Yale and Southern. Did Mullen purposefully only include the most mindless, grammatically incorrect quotes from these students?! All of the "like" and "ya know" talk really distracted the reader. These students are Ivy League! There must be better quotes to feature in all of her interview recordings than the quotes she chose!
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